AWS vs Azure GPU Pricing
Side-by-side GPU cloud pricing comparison with live data and real-time availability.
AWS is cheaper on 3 of 5 shared GPU models
No dataGPU pricing comparison
Egress Cost Comparison
AWS
$0.09/GB
Azure
$0.087/GB
Exclusive GPUs
Only on AWS (14)
- A10G
- B200
- B300
- H200
- Inferentia
- Inferentia2
- L4
- L40S
- Radeon Pro V520
- RTX PRO 4500
- RTX PRO 6000
- T4g
- Trainium
- Virtex UltraScale+ (VU47P)
Only on Azure (4)
- A10
- K80
- M60
- Radeon MI25
Which Should You Choose?
Choose AWS if...
- You want the widest GPU instance choice, including AWS's own Trainium and Inferentia accelerators
- Your data and orchestration already live in S3, EKS, SageMaker or Bedrock
- You can use Spot or Savings Plans to bring list prices down
Choose Azure if...
- Your organisation is standardised on Microsoft — Entra ID, Azure ML, AKS, Microsoft 365 contracts
- You want enterprise agreements that bundle GPU capacity with the rest of your Azure spend
- You need specific Azure regions or sovereignty options for your workload
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Azure or AWS cheaper for GPUs?
List prices for the same GPU are usually within a similar band and differ by model and region; the live table compares each model both providers price per GPU. Both also offer spot/low-priority capacity and committed discounts that are not shown in list prices, so your contract matters more than the headline.
Which has more GPU instance types, AWS or Azure?
AWS lists more GPU instance families and generations, and is the only one of the two with its own training and inference accelerators (Trainium, Inferentia). Azure's N-series covers the mainstream NVIDIA line-up.
Do AWS or Azure publish live GPU availability?
No. Neither hyperscaler exposes a public stock API, so GPU Finder shows price-only rows for both; capacity is confirmed in each console at launch time.
Does referral status affect this comparison?
No. Affiliate or referral status does not affect rankings, prices, availability, or editorial verdicts on GPU Finder.